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pw_poller: ban_file: support email regexes - #132
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If the first field of a ban_file line is not a number, treat it as a case-insensitive regex and match it against the submitter's email address, instead of comparing user IDs. This allows banning a whole domain or several addresses at once. If multiple lines match, the latest date is used. Lines with an invalid regex or date are (still) logged and ignored. Signed-off-by: Matthieu Baerts <matttbe@kernel.org>
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If the first field of a ban_file line is not a number, treat it as a case-insensitive regex and match it against the submitter's email address, instead of comparing user IDs. This allows banning a whole domain or several addresses at once.
If multiple lines match, the latest date is used. Lines with an invalid regex or date are (still) logged and ignored.